Christie Long, DVM

Christie Long, DVM

Culver City, California, United States
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Harnessing technology and new ideas to improve relationships between pets and their…

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Experience

  • Modern Animal Graphic

    Modern Animal

    Los Angeles County, California, United States

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    Greater Los Angeles Area

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    Greater San Diego Area

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    Wayne, PA

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    Fort Collins, CO

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    Atlanta to Bali and all points in between

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    Atlanta, GA

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    Atlanta, Georgia

Education

Licenses & Certifications

  • Fear Free Graphic

    Fear Free

    Fear Free LLC

    Issued

  • Licensed Veterinarian

    California Veterinary Medical Board

    Issued Expires

  • Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist

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Volunteer Experience

Publications

  • The Colorado State University Pet Hospice Program: End-of-Life Care for Pets and Their Families

    Journal of Veterinary Medical Education

    While the concept of hospice care for humans has existed for decades and is an integral part of the dying process, providing hospice care for companion animals is a new and growing service. Veterinarians and pet-owners have recently recognized that there is a need and a demand to care for pets with terminal illnesses. The Colorado State University Pet Hospice program meets those needs through supporting pets, their owners, and veterinarians, and educating professional veterinary students in…

    While the concept of hospice care for humans has existed for decades and is an integral part of the dying process, providing hospice care for companion animals is a new and growing service. Veterinarians and pet-owners have recently recognized that there is a need and a demand to care for pets with terminal illnesses. The Colorado State University Pet Hospice program meets those needs through supporting pets, their owners, and veterinarians, and educating professional veterinary students in end-of-life care. Developed in 2003, Pet Hospice is a student-run program that trains veterinary students in animal hospice care, and matches them with the family and veterinarian of a terminally ill pet in the community. Since its inception, 101 veterinary student volunteers have been trained and provided support to 68 families. Continued expansion of the client base, enlargement of the network of veterinarians and volunteers, and positive program evaluations reflect the strong impact of Pet Hospice and its support from veterinary students, veterinarians, and the community.

    Other authors
    • Jane Shaw, DVM, PhD
    • Gail Bishop
    • Katie Kennedy, DVM, DACVS
    • Kelly Carlsten, DVM, DACVIM
    See publication

Languages

  • English

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  • Spanish

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Organizations

  • California Veterinary Medical Association

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    - Present

  • AVMA

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    - Present

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